A Guide to Next-Generation Backup, Recovery, and Archive

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A Guide to Next-Generation Backup, Recovery, and Archive

Company: EMC
Published: April 2008

It's likely that your organization is experiencing dramatic information growth as well as increasing service levels that request you to deliver on the following directives:

•Remove risk with faster and more consistent backups and restores.
•Improve security and reliability by safeguarding vital assets and reducing process errors.
•Reduce complexity with policy-based backup tasks and centralized management.
•Recover applications faster by using more recent backups.
•Restore more quickly from database corruption.

EMC's Next-Generation Backup, Recover and Archive offerings are focused on helping you solve these challenges. Within this guide, you'll find new approaches that can position you at the forefront of the next generation of information management.

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